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Sentrycs teams up with Xtend to strengthen drone security and develop new capabilities to combat the threat of hostile drones.
An excavation in Gloucester revealed a cemetery with over 300 skeletons and artifacts from Roman, medieval, and post-medieval eras. The site is being transformed into a university campus.
Life for WAGs in Saudi Arabia comes with challenges, but many have found ways to enjoy their time in the country.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog meets with President Andrzej Duda of Poland at Auschwitz to lead the March of the Living and discuss Holocaust remembrance and global cooperation against the Iranian threat.
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa tells US Representative Cory Mills that Syria could join the Abraham Accords, and Mills plans to deliver a letter to President Trump regarding their conversation.
Geshem Holdings has sold 140 office units in the 'HaTachana Tower' project in Acre, with 19 units still available. The tower is part of Acre's urban development and offers a unique financing agreement for buyers.
The perception that Iran is solely a threat to Israel ignores the broader implications of its threat to the West and diminishes the necessity of a collective, coherent strategy.
John Fetterman advises Trump to strike Iran's nuclear facilities, Yale derecognizes Students for Justice in Palestine, and Cornell drops Kehlani as headliner.
Netanyahu to visit Azerbaijan in May to discuss Syria, Abraham Accords with its leader.
Anti-Israel protesters confronted National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir near Yale University, throwing bottles and chanting slogans against the far-right politician.
President Trump plans to hold a rally in Michigan to mark his first 100 days in office, visiting a swing district that flipped to him in 2016.
Israeli strikes in Gaza have resulted in the deaths of at least 26 people, including a family of six and three displaced individuals. The Israeli military has not provided a comment on the strikes. The health ministry in Gaza reports that nearly 2,000 people have been killed since the offensive began in March. Additionally, Israel has blocked the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza for seven weeks, exacerbating the already dire situation in the region.
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